The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-12-09
REVIEWING THE CALENDAR.

Yesterday afternoon was spent in going
over the calendar. The criminal cases
were disposed of as follows:
|. State of Minnesota, respt., va. Fred
Doolittle and Albert Macbeth, applt.
law and fact, vacation.
,. State of Minnesota vs.. Joseph Sill
yer, passed.
). State of Minnesota VS.. Eliza Silver,
passed.
4. State of minnesota, respt., VS.. Andy
Jones, applt., continued by consent.
). State of Minnesota, respt., VS.. Sam
uel a. Cookson, applt., passed.
The civil calendar was left as follows
|. Chas. |. Tillman VS.. Wisconsin, Min
nesota Il Pacific Railway Co., settled and
dismissed.
2. Geo. OFT, ST., Sr., respt., VS.. Jacob
Hauch, applt., vacation, eight days no
tice.
3. l.. +. Finley VS.. Chas. Graf, jury
trial.
4. Lewis =. Jones. respt., VS.. John j.
Crisp and Philo H. Crisp, applt., passed.
>. Hannah c. Smith, as administrator
of the estate of John W. Smith, deceas-
ed, VS.. Winopa 4 ST. Peter Railroad Co.,
jury trial, Dec. 9.
6. John Cream VS.. Marian Hills, con-
tinued by consent.
Z. Clara B. Monette VS.. Lisba Monette,
trial by court.
8. John Perry VS.. w. B. Craig and X.
Craig 4 Co., passed.
8. Oliver Burgess by Miranda Burgess
his guardian ad Item, vs.. Winona & St.
Peter Railroad Co.. trial after Dee. 8.
TO- Ellen McBeth, as administrators
of the estate of Collin McBeth, deceased,
VS.. John r. Anderson, trial by jury after
No. 3.
IL. Casper Pots VS.. Martin Walzer, set,
tied and dismissed.
~. Andrew Moffett va. Farmers Stock
Company, jury trial.
Is. Anton Magel VS.. Mando Henlein,
jury trial.
IA. Herman Kohler, vs.. Louis Korth.
jury trial.
IL. Fuller Johnson & Co. VS.. Chas. W.
Herman ct al, vacation on eight days
notice, before another judge.
Is. Steuben County Wine Co. vs.. Louis
Balzer, passed.
Il. Plymouth Clothing House VS.. Aron
Henlein and l.. Henlein, passed.
IS. G. b. Fraser VS.. James G. Thomp.
son, Judgment entered for 81 ,035 and
costs to be taxed by stipulation of parties
in open court.
10. Catharine Wagon, applt., vs.. Chas
Wagon, Jr., Jacob Wagon and Emma
Harke, respt., passed.
20. Geo. Wagon, applt., VS.. Chas. Wa
gen, Jr., Jacob Wagon and Emma Harke
respts., passed.
q. Herman Wagon, applt., VS.. Chas
Wagon, Jr., Jacob Wagon and Emma
Harke, respts., passed.
%. John Riley, applt., VS.. David
Evans, respt., jury trial.
d VIM. Denering d Co., vacation, Jan
uary IA.
"a. Henry c. Howard VS.. Harvey
Flemming, jury trial.
%. VIM. X. Thompson, Jr., VS.. c. Fl
Piper, vacation on eight days notice.
rs. r. Il. Wood, Respt., VS.. Mankatc
Manufacturing Co., Applt., vacation OF
eight days notice.
q. Martha NJ. Franchere vs.. Samue
A. Cookson, passed.
%. Regina Salfer, as administrators o
estate of Frank Salfer, deceased, VS.. F
Widell, motion for continuance.
80. VIM. Kleeman VS.. Robert Witt'
and VIM. White, no defense.
81. Ludwig Meyer vs.. John A. Viii
lard, passed.
30. Don D. Harding VS.. AntonJ. Hove
land, vacation, Feb. 3.
SO. Nicholas J. Kremer VS.. Molin,
Plow Co., vacation, Feb. l.
"a. n. J. Kremer and c. w. Apley
partners as Kremer & Apley, VS.. Molin
Plow Co., vacation, Feb. l.
81. VIM. +. Lewis vs.. Andrew John
son, vacation on eight days notice.
SO. Richard l.. Houk vs.. Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul R'y Co., jury trial.
81. Chester X. Smith VS.. Archibald u
Crane, vacation, on ten days notice afte
Feb. |.
50. &. S. Leads q Co., VS.. J. Flachsen
har, l.. Patterson and w. q. Hoerr, OF
dered stricken from calendar for want @
proper notice of trial.
80. Jane Jones VS.. John +. jenkins
vacation on eight days notice.
40. Joseph p. Menth vs.. g. F. Pipe
and +. C.. Warner, vacation on eigl
days notice.
Al. Ellen McBeth VS.. George Pete
Hoerr. vacation on eight days notice.
AZ. State of Minnesota VS.. I. w. Ham
mond, passed.
49, State of Minnesota VS.. Peter Stolts
dismissed.
A. State of Minnesota We. c. II. FL
mentraut.
As. Chas. Roos, Respt., VS.. Mary Casey
Applt., jury trial.
46. J. Z. Christensen and Mary Casey
Applts., vs. Chas. Roos, Respt., jur
trial.
| From Thursdays DailyJ
DIsTRIcT-M. j. SEVERANCE, JUDGE.
The trial of the case of l.. F. Finley VI
Chas. Graf was completed and given t
the jury this morning, a motion to dis
miss on the evidence produced by th
plaintiff having been twice overrule6
Tha ;nry roturnad a ysrdict for the dc